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We invest in the real economy to generate uncorrelated returns over three distinct time horizons

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This page contains financial information on investment vehicles in different jurisdictions. In no manner does it constitute an offer or solicitation to any person in any jurisdiction in which such an offer or solicitation is not authorized or to any person to whom it is unlawful to make such offer or solicitation. These investment vehicles have not been approved for distribution to retail investors in or from Switzerland by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority. As a result, their shares may only be offered or distributed to qualified investors within the meaning of Swiss law.

The Representative in Switzerland of these investment vehicles is Bastions Partners Office SA registered at Route de Chêne 61A, 1208 Geneva, Switzerland. Their Paying Agent in Switzerland is Banque Cantonale de Genève registered at Quai de l’Ile 17, 1204 Geneva, Switzerland. The place of performance and jurisdiction for Shares of these investment vehicles distributed in or from Switzerland are at the registered office of the Fund Representative. Qualified Investors may obtain their legal and marketing documentation free of charge from the Representative's office.

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Short Term

Commodity Structured Trade Finance (CSTF) provides short-term tactical capital for durations between three months to one year, to corporates (ranging from SMEs to Majors) exercing a non-speculative and impactful function within their commodity value chain.

Facilities are structured according to a specific funding rationale matching the natural cash cycle of the activity (contract farming, pre-export, trade, post-import, warehouse or distribution financing) by taking the existing underlying assets as collateral (the commodity and its receivables) amongst others.

Ancile Fund (Cayman) Ltd

Has been trading live for over ten years. The fund achieves resilient, consistent and unleveraged returns that are uncorrelated to traditional asset classes, which makes it a useful diversifier within a well-balanced portfolio.

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Commodity Value Chain Sustainable Investment Fund SICAV-SIF (“CVCSI”)

Was mandated by SIFEM to support the agricultural sector initially in the CIS region. After recognizing the beneficial impacts achieved by the fund, a second investment was launched early in 2017 extending the fund’s scope to include sub-Saharan Africa.

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Mid Term

The Debt-to-Equity Conversion Option (DECO) strategy was devised to support investees further in their growth and consolidation by offering a secured, medium term capital solution over three years.

DECO seeks to benefit both from the investee’s existing operational cash flow and the resulting equity growth. Upon divestment the fund devises an optional combination of self-liquidation and /or conversion into the investee's equity using a predefined valuation formula and pre-agreed terms of conversion.

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Long Term

Early Stage Private Equity (ESPE) is the next logical step for INOKS Capital as we seek to benefit from the equity upside potential of growing or mispriced businesses, either through direct equity participation or by acquiring spun-off assets.

ESPE requires an active management approach which includes a seat on the board and enforcing the OECD’s Principles of Corporate Governance. The equity intake may be full or partial without necessarily being a majority holding.